
What can make a man confined for life to a hospital bed, to rediscover the meaning of his existence? At this question tried to find the answer Andy Serkis in his debut film. The film continues popular today in Hollywood line pictures taken on the basis of real events. Although, on my opinion, the choice of genre is associated not so much with pragmatic considerations, as with personal reasons — from the biography of Andy you can see that his mother dedicated her life to teaching children with disabilities.
The lead actor, Andrew Garfield, as though just recently starred in Mel Gibson in the role of "objectors of conscience" at which, by the way, in real life also was prototype. Andrew coped brilliantly with a challenging — most of the film he had to convey the emotion your character only by using facial expressions (subtle movement of lips, eyebrows, expressive eyes). The main female role was played by the English Claire Foy, a graduate of one of the prestigious theatre schools in the UK. Honestly, I saw her on screen for the first time, but with confidence I can say that it the Director also got to "Apple."
"Your life — my life"
It — the light pattern. One of those that give people Hope. Hope that there is true Love and real feelings. Here, the romantic and touching moments intertwined with ironic drama — actually, with all those from what make up our life. Paradoxically, it turns out that even in the most seemingly hopeless situations, we can be happy, but surprisingly — we can make happy those who loves us. Because loving hearts are beating in unison, bringing our bodies and souls. And then your life becomes "my".